stackyFACTSWearing highly protective facial armor is completely logical when engaging in close-quarters combat.
Wearing highly protective facial armor is completely logical when engaging in close-quarters combat. Taking the time to heavily rivet an entirely fake, highly aggressive iron mustache directly onto the outside of the mask is just sheer theatrical intimidation. These highly specialized facial plates completely shielded the wearer while ensuring their opponents were highly unnerved by a completely unblinking, heavily bearded iron face.
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